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Do you know where milk cartons come from?
Milk carton plantations of course.
Holy tomato,
you actually found one 
Some are growing upside down 
I'm still looking for the fish fingers farm 
Any ideas ?
Cheers, CD
Right next door to the frogs' leggery. g.
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These are the lesser quality ones. They tend to end up in canned milk cartons rather than the fresh ones at the super market. John West rejects these of course.
I really like this shot - and to think I thought milk came from cows (god but I'm a fool!!)
As for the frogs leggery - they do exist... and frogs do not handle crutches very well...... and look bloody stupid without back legs 
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It's cruelty what they do to them frogs.
Silly, they don't have fish finger farms. They just catch fish and chop their fingers off.
What about fish balls? Nice milk cartons. It also looks like a bower bird type of nest  Steve.
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Not to mention mothballs. If I have one mothball in my left hand, and another in my right hand, what do I have? g.
Gary Stark Nikon, Canon, Bronica .... stuff The people who want English to be the official language of the United States are uncomfortable with their leaders being fluent in it - US Pres. Bartlet
Same as the fish fingers but they are more expensive as you can only get them from 50% of the population.
I think the acceptable term is jugs. 
I would have said 'sticky fingers' :roll:
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Not to mention his complete and undivided attention. g.
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